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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07
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mic IS i'm EBintgr bier lgu{dt. I'm bic Sraits uuo
gBert6Iofgfejt bey altir6AtiteH poroieu YHafer 8u
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prompt 6uFsu, grfdltuHa uHb ale 5olgln 1an BloBa
ftuuugen. 92dn lptilt gtGnq5munBgn 4ur69 un9
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07
Die beIts use DBuIaHs
TamtIieu Wrbi3iu iH bet @eIt.

gtrjebIi In teutm Eaue Get ttusr arhubIben.gHs
Dcu6uHg 5hmc5en az f1neu. gBe beitg uH6 ptls
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U5eumatiler, Die Bettldgergtn Die 51wdhIibtH,bEr
6t, an 6n6eren Sranlbeit.n 9el5Gu6en ausscsst n6.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07
BtrmtTatsB.

Die beutige Steuerc,nnahue betrHg S447,z
621unO Die 3Ou,inuabme $50O,454.
CUR ginl0iuug baaimmte yIatiOnaIs s8aut.
gtoteu I'M 6etrage bon $45O,0O Iiefen beute
i'm S9aRamte Elm.
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teubaus mitsetheiIt, baB itdl in ben Serrito-
rien $4,000, in ben Staten Der llHtoH -
AGO, ,592 Raun gili3truppen beftnoen.
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bourne bot benz StaatsieiretGr mitgethsilt,
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auSfeuuug Ruttfinoen tperOe, uub 3plr an
IdBIih Der @eutenuiaIfeier Der &OloniiIruug
BON auTralieu.
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ameHOirung Der @eiete, tpel9e fi1 auf Ba=
t5rlte, 9auoelsmarteu uHO gerlaqsredte be-
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ri9tun9 zines 8e9ieruussgebduoeS in 8iIs
uliugtou, R..@., uuter3etdnet.
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fern eiReH Sautus ab, nm iber ibr Serbals
ten ge9entber BEN, itd auf 3feouStruug Der
SnIunofeueru be5iebeROen D1aBuabmen III
couferiren. gine gIniguug nuroe ui@t er.
5telt, oa9sgeu mur6e eiH steering commit
tee" erHannt, meldes bic @eiadftsorOnuua
fir ben 6eit Der Seiliou feiiIeterl 1oQ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07

BaOwoa'S WsaOHzWeItef 1T etu WtttsI ae.
gcu icOFu Shmer9. G5 mar 6d5 e,te uub iR 0aB
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ugu, SopfitmTsGu, Diarrb5I, Rubr, gUlit, Bld9uua
cen uu6 ole iHuerlihcH Sdmu5cH,
Is R BON Der duBertn EBitgfeit, bas icbs Faulilie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07
2Som elmer 2srade gettiir3t.
S6auoerDaftes GtfenbaBnHnsIitG
tn @ett. .@aaLatiO.

gFsr gaFaaierpaa8SHR Ourdl cine Gerbros
acne e6teMe aus Dem BsIeiie GeidlIeas
bert. - 9as gSraG 6eSbranRt. - gieIe
9nnfe tt11n geruuuaefc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07

an, ruorFH inn mitBetbstIt rUurbe, oaB etue
S9iffslaoung pom eugliid dsaufraIiI4eH Ha-
uiutben itd] auf bem gBege mad eeH Serei
nigten Staateu befin0e. Sr. @la1, Der fit
auf bic Sadle Uertebt, n1eiHt, baB cine iOlfle
Seuoung fir oas 2ano osr6erblideg ieiH
uir6e, ais 2ungeneuhe, 8lattern uuo Gao.
lerd 3uiammeu. 8a Der @infubr BON GaHiH=
Geu feline geietlihen 6inoeruifie i'm Bege
ftebeu, 10 tuiro bic NHgelegenbeit bem So.
mite fir giittel uno 28ege 5ur uelteren Ser.
anlshurg Uuterbreitet meroeH.
SabteSbefi@t 6cs 6ummiH6rs eeS 9ateRts
ants.
Der BateHtcomnIiiidr uuterbreitete geaern
bem GOugres ieiHen Sabresberidt. @rma4t
BARN aufmertum auf bic tim 81 9ebots
iteben6su uHgeniigeH6en 9tGumlt4feIteu, eTs
pIieblt bic @rb0buuQ oeS abOnHemeut5preiie5
fir bic oift;ieue BatentseiuHg, iOluie ole
4usfiibruug Der photo -Iitbograpbiideu lr.
beiteH in 2SalbiHstOu; feruer miro ote 3oiu-
firing Der Sal1rliIteH 6e8 DepartemeHts,
iOpie Die 9ie0iijou Der StatuteH btfiirDOrtet.
SIM lebteH Sabre tUnrnen Al ,442 BdteutIea
fud,e etuqereld)t uuo 23, ,9I5 Bdtente ausgt-
felt. 8ie @iuuabmeH beltef2H Gd auf
$1,I54,5 ,55l, bic 4u8gabeu 6agegsu aui S992,=
5O3. Der I'M Sdab1mt oepOuiCte Bateut.
iOuo be3ifiert fd5 auf 30, ,lG7 ,453.
uuIer GIiattI1ra 9ei@tveoer.
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teu.3epartemeHt uuter Oem Datum 9Otos
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benz 2oideu zines 8rGn6e8 i'm nSapau'
$5oteln in 9lotobnma leiffeta bic 5eHermebr
bes 3umpFeus yYartOH" merthUoae Dieuite.
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gIlS. IN Brio9etOn aui ben Barbados eIuges
trOfeu lei.
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ten &errp Belmont. SorTBer beS 6aus 60
mites fir ausmGrtiae 4HgelegeRbeitsu, eiue
lauge uno auaiiibrltne AntmoTt aui bic 4Hs
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tdr5) &ufdten beSIgll9 Oey i'm &ougreiie
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biR in bic 6olouial5eit 3uriidgreiieH0ea @r0r-
terung aIler IN benz SiihereiOi8put iU00lDir-
ten Srngen uuterbreitst Der Sefretdr ben
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in Stano eBen iOu, bic amerifaniihen ST.
lder uno Seeleute uadorIdid1er gu beiGjiits
gen. Ser Snbalt Der Stu 1T i'm gBeieHtli-
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hUr6e Giugrifie in bic 6edlte amerlfauiider
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gegen Die ans cana6iideH 6dfeH fommenoeu
btihi6eu Sabrleuge 81 i4lieBeu, unO Die
ginfutr o0H 2Ot0mOti0en, gSalgou8 ua6
anberer Bubrperte aus Canada bel i4Derer
StTafe 3u berbieteu.
TzeetntgmfeS.
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geIaiI@e SoaEaItRen

BruifeG, 6. 6ebruar.-Dis bjeI3e Bo-
Ii3si bat etn Heuss SoiialiFsnblott, msltleS
ben Ramsu uGouicrit" fitbrt, bsidIagaa9mt.
Sin bernorragen6er SOiialilt, gdmens IN
ie.Is, purbe beute gu @bent aus Der Qaft
.utldfeu. Sine Denomination ietHer I'm
hanger, peIde iid su eiHem 4utrubr 81 eH.'
pidelu 6uobte, murce pou Der B0Ii5aI Huters
briidt.
g2arEt nHS 96rTe.
2iberPooI, 5. Stbrunr, 1890 Dsittags.
8aumpolle: gfittellOrte Sberldnoer 51l8l
Ditto Reu Srleaus ST. - Die 8sriauil
betrugen 1000 Gullen, Equalization uHe
ausiubr 500, 3Hfubr 1900.
2oubou, 5. 6ebrEar. - Der. StaateH
SbIigotioueu: 4spro5. 1903, oitto 45=pro5
lI25. attisu: a.sg..gB. 43f, titto RriOI
1oi, Gan.sBac. CIT, grie Sit, Ditto Brio
97f, Sus. Central 1851, Iiertcan 46sr ct
BauI 90, q. q. Central 49,, PeHHi9l
baHia So, 8eabiHg 18f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07

Frau s, 6uaus, y}r. lO7, 23bitueg SnaBe,
8odtfer, N.Y., member felt 0leleu 5lbren
Or Quguit 60ul8'5 o6umbur3ey 8ruftbee"
bel Grtdlmngeu ais einlIaes 9siImittsl on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07
E3leoer els EontgIoi 1eeen ole DuIBariiae
g}eaicruug.

SeIgrc 3, 5. 6cbruar. - Die isrbtida
Jlc9teruu9 bat eiu &omplOt Der bier Iebeubeu
bulgariiben Blubtiiugg aufge0adt. Gs be-
foHo bic S5Ed]t, UoH PirOt, gaid uU0 Do
brooal 8Ietdje;ttg IN 8ulgarieu eiu3ufausu.
glaBregelu CUR llnter0riduHg be5 4HIdlag5
uur0eu ectIofieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07

9ei6t uerIstt: s. u. 8iiber uu6 $. s.
Gmitb BON @loucefter, Mah., SRI. Warg
SutIsr UOH GrmstoipH, Quebec, POug artl
BON Gblcopee, MaTf., q. u. QSbeeler BON
6jtdburg, Waii., 9eOrse Barter, Sremier,
con ct. &lbnns, 8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07

8eIfaf, 6. Bebrunv -8roBe BoItSmai,
len briammeIteu nd gefsrH Qbeno i'm 5baH'
tiusGifritt, allein bic 4Hueisubett elmer ftar
fen 8eIi3eima6t perbinOerte 8ubef0ruugar.
5cute g!tttag Uuroeu 5tUei UldHuer an Der
ScrGia. StaBe rp5g5u eiuer Shlageret 0srs
baitet uno elm G2OD UeyIuhte 6aHH, Die 81.
iargeneu 7u be'reieu. Eie BoIi3ei mar ans
g.otbmttr gum 6euern 9e5puugen, UH6 eJH
iuuger gSauH erbielt eineu ShGB ii ben
6al8. Die 9iube III ieltbem Mot me6r uHs
t9rtrodeH mOr6tu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-07

Baris, 5. Gebruor.- Gdtrbaumaj-
fer if bom g}iujtsrrathe ermd4ngt, Der De-
puuTt,uiamm5r Die 9legi5ruu9s0orNh(d9e,
bdrefyuo bic ggb56uug be8 giufubg3ou.5
auf @eyenleu, ouseiuOer3uieteu. S}m SbooBe
Der GCgierunq lelbf III man ii5er bic Gpp0rs
tuni'dt elmer ioIden Grb03uua 8etaeiIter gtej,
uuug. DelegateH mebrarer 6reibauOlsUers
cine Der Bro0jH5 ijuo bjerber g5tormeu, nm
bat 6er 9jaqiernn9 gegen Die h59ere 8eieuez
uug 0cu Eroo1oiisn Serpabuug einJuIc.
gen.
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aur3e gabelOepeT6su.

- Die Auoiution 0e5 BapHt8 selegeut-
lid bts be0olfebeuesH @oniiitGriIms miro
uHter GHberem pom Der 4u8oebHuug Der ius
t9oliden Bropaglnoa in Qmelta bauoeIu.
- g9m. C'SriaH, 6erausgaber Don guuis
te0 Srelauo, " metgert Th ais GaEoibat firS
britthe llnterbQus au3utreteu, neil or, lais
Her 4uidt mad auBer5alb oe8 BarlameHts
iiir STIGnO msar ju leiteu in StaHoe iei.
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Elsewhere.

oH1QAso Noy s-Th sod proysrs Journal z6e
aad bulls and
mixed, $l@3; Texas cattle. $l.250290; Western
Hogs-Receipts. 20, 600; shipments. 8 ooo Mar
ket strong and sc higher mixed. 81 2504 60: heavy.
$44004.75; light S415 04.45; skips, So. O5 a
4.15.
sheep-Recsipts. e.ooo shipments. 1000. Mar
So 1oSs.55: Texans. s3os5o. lambs. sio5.aS.
The Droyers' Journal special cablegram from Lon
don cattle rosd light saBp g1od
estimated dead weight
ST. LOUIS Nov. s--cattle-Raceipts. $780,;
steers 81 GOATS 80; fair to good native steers.
$3.6O0425 butchers steers, medium choice.
rangers. common to good corn-fed So. 693,7o.
Hogs-Receipts. 4. 100; shipments. 400 Market
selections. 81 5004.7O: packing and Workers. me-
dunn to prime $4.1o04.45; pigs. common to good.
sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments 1900. Mar
$40. A'' " '~''' T'' - . 4''0' '-'''''' ~''0O
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. 1,419; shipments.
1916. Market steady. Good to choice 81 20 "a rs:
026o. feeding steers So 65aS.2o: cows. $1.25
@2;oo Erass-ranse steers a 81. 80 @275; ,,.
to choice. s44oS4 SO; common to medium l
Sheep-Receipts. 40 shipments, 143. Steady.
Good TO choice $2.7503.4o common to medium,
NEW YORK. Nov. S-Beeves-Receipts, $50,
mainly for slaughterers direct No market for beeves.
Dressed beef quiet but rmer at 5la171sc per ID for
native sides and 4le15 lac for Texas and Colorado
sides Exports were !. 500 quarters of beef
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1900. Market dull
but fairly firm at GIG 04sc for sheep anG 514G6l4o
for lambs
Hogs-Reeeipts $500 No trading in live or
dressed hogs. nominally steady 81 SO05.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa Nov. S.-Cattle-Recepts.
III; shipments. 3o4. Market slow at yesterdays
prices.
Hogs-Receipts. 700: shipments 500. Market
fair; Phiiadelphias 81. so 04.7O Workers, $4.450
4.5O common TO fair, 81. 30044O
Sheep-Receipts, IL 400: shipments, 1900. Mar
ket active good very dull on common and medium
at yesterdays prices.
BUFFALO. Nov. s.-Cattle-Receipts, None
for sale.
Sheep-Receipts, 900. Dull and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 2, SOL. Easier, but not qUotably
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Superior Court.

Superior Court.
Room lion n. B Taylor. Judge. 5
Emma j. Boyden VS. Wm Pfaff1in; damages
for $40, 600. On trial by jury.
Room 2-Hon. II. w. Howe. judge.
Philip j. Hauss Richard j. Butler ct al. !;
foreclosure. Jdgment for plaintiff for $409 IS.
Inman H. Fowler. guardian, John o. D.
Lilly ct al. Cause dismissed.
John G. Hatfield We. Edward F. Claypool
Cause dismissed.
Charles E. Kregelo w. Oliver h. Castle ct al.
Cause dismissed
William /. Ripley Jacob N Hanch; chattel
mortgage On trial by jury.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis y. Walker. Judge.
Gerard Blue Elias Blue ct al; quiet title.
Finding for plaintiff.
Geo. A. Harrison ct al. Thomas Harrison
ct al; partition. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Julia Jeffries Alfred Jeffries; for support.
Dismissed at defendants costs
Mary SPARKS VS.. James A. Shaw; damages.
Dismissed st plaintiffs costs.
NEW SUIT FILED
Charles E. Coffin vs. Mary r. Calvin ct al;
suit to quiet title.
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Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty-fou hours
ending at P. NJ, Nov. g. 1897. furnished by
Elliott s. Butler abstracters of titles Room %. Etna
Building:
James Goodlet ct al to Indiana Herdrch,
lot 81 in Haugh s. Crawfords subdivi-
& sion of block %. IN Holiness Westend
Chas ". Powell to susan T. Wightman,
lots and in Mler's re-subdyision of
ton to Indianapolis. -.....-.-- 100000
rington, lot 278 in McCarty's eighth
West-side addition to indianapolis. 10000
Joseph McKernan ct al to Daniel Monnin-
ger, lot L in McKernan, Pierce g. Yam
des subdivision of Vests heirs addi-
Anna Hahn ct al to Sophia E. Rhodes;
vision Of outlot SIS. in Indianapolis - 100000
Greenberry Walker to Henry White, lot 95
in Parker's subdivision of Fetchers Oak
Hill addition to Indianapolis. 1920
Henry Fromeyer to Herman Fromeyer
ct al. part of lots / and 8 in square &c,
in indianapolis. -.........-...-., 100000
Randolph Mueller to Katherine E. Rus
outiot is, in indianapolis: $4,000
Meliane schutheis to Chas Wagner, lot s
addition to Indianapolis. $50 90
Carrie A. Davis to VIM. P. Jungciaus
divided wothrds of lot AZ and part of
lot Al in Woods subdivision Of outlot
40, in Indianapolis. 3,333.33
Caroline Griffith to VIM. P: Jungclaus. un-
dived one-,hird of lot AZ and part of
in indianapolis. --...---....--..... 1,666.e7
Harry ]. Milligan, trustee, to Francis A
Tilley, lot ~ in Miligans Park Lane
Joseph G. Heky ct Al. to Wilhelmine Maeli-
mann. lot IL in block 8. in Hubbard ct
ais. southeast addition to indianapolis. 1000
James Goodlet ct al to John W. Schwoerer,
lot in Goodlet & Thorntons Haugh-
vile subdivision ..............----- 10000
Conveyances, Ia; consideration. $500
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MARKETS.
Trade Fairly Active, with n Confident Feel
ing Prevalent

Trade Fairly Active, with n Confident Feel
ing Prevalent.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov s.
In most departments, when the character of
the weather is taken into consideration. the vol
ume Of business is quite satisfactory. In COM
menting on the condition of business the New
York Shipping List says: 'The record Of the
trade movements continues to make very sat
lsfaetory exhibit, and warrants the general dis
play of confidence that characterizes the COM
mercial and financial situation The most
prominent feature since our last issue has been
the improving condition of monetary affairs
dected by the bank statement published last
Saturday A heavy increase in the surplus
serve, which is now very nearly double what il
was at this time last year, shows how much
the banks have strengthened their position
within the past three weeks, while the easy
state of the money market is a further indica-
tlon of the radical change that has taken place
since commercial affairs were much disturbed
by the stringencv that recently prevailed. Then.
again, collections are said to be improving, and
altogether the money markets are working more
months. The condition OF the export trade is
not altogether promising it might be, for,
while the outward movement of cotton continues
active and Largely excess of last year, the
shipments of wheat and other produce are of
moderate proportions, and the foreign demand
for these STAPLES appears TO drag" In prices to-
day there were but few changes. CoHees are
not so firm as last week. dropping one-half cent.
Sugars steady and firm. Canned goods
tending higher, rather than lower. Most al
grades will come under the head of Injuries this
year. 50 limited in supply and exorbitant in
price are all canned goods which are fit to be put
into the stomach. good deal OF old stock will
be worked off nnder the brisk demand. In the
produce markets there is fair movement.
Solid, ripe Irish potatoes still selling at So
TO 80 cents per bushe and there is good de-
mand. Apples of excellent quality selling
all the way from 50 % to 50 rs per barrel. and
some fairly good fruit is selling from the cars
low 80 cents per bushel. Poultry continues
90 arrive in large quantities and prices are
weak. The same is true of butter. while eggs
rule firm and are in active demand. The pro-
vision market rules steady. Packers not
disposed to bull prices until they get loaded up,
TO do would advance the price of hogs.
Killing is not being carried on SO extensively as
it would be were the weather cooler.
GRAIN.
The local market was hardly as active today
rs on Monday, there being markets in Chica-
60 East. 1t being an election day at those
trade centers, the market here took on tanner
tone Track bids ranged as follows:
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r. Parker and the Ministers Association

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
1t is due to the Rev. DR.. Parker and the Min
listers Association of this city that explana-
ton be made of the reasons which led many of
the ministers to vote against giving him for
NAL reception. No feeling of personal antago-
nism against him or his theological views was
limited at. Rather. believe that he is regarded
by all eloquent preacher and valiant
defender of the Christian faith. Many of those
who opposed the motion will doubtless attend
his lecture, and feel honored in joining with
other citizens in greeting him at the reception
which the lecture committee have arranged for.
Among the considerations which largely in
spired the vote not to give him special minis
terial reception is the fact that his visit here is
in no sense religious He brings no mes
sage to his ministerial brethren. He comes to
this country and city simply in the character of
lecturer for the money which he make out
of the tour. This he has right to do, but it is
no reason why the ministers of the city should
formally contribute to the success of personal
financial enterprise.
Some of us were Influenced by feeling
which at some time might prove embarrassing.
We gave no reception to Canon Farrar
every way worthy of the highest esteem. We
did not seek to pay any formal honor to Henry
Ward Beecher, though there was no one of us
who would not gladly have placed a laurel upon
his honored brow. We gave reception to
it to preach the dedication sermon of the build
ing of the Y VI. G. A And yet there would
have been special fitness in giving special
recognition to both these last named gentlemen,
not only on account of their high worth, but be-
cause of the fact that by reason of their former
residence in this city, their give lustre to
Indianapolis. Doubtless other considera-
ton Influenced some of us; and that was feel
ing that the evident disposition of the American
people to pay adulation to every distinguished
foreigner who may visit our shores is not con-
sistent with the dignity and simplicity of our
democratic ideas Withal. it is the custom in
England to allow distinguished ministers from
the United States to visit that country without
obtruding upon them the burden of sitting at
banquets. of listening to adulatory addresses
Nov. s, 1887 REUBEN JEFFERY.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Flerr dull and unchanged.
Wheat nothing doing account of elections. Market
dull and little changes. No. red. cash II a9c, No
veynber. II lac; December, 7234 727sc closing at
727sc: January, 74Ssc; May. Sols0 sOl4c, closing
at sOlsc. Corn-No transactions; offered at, cash.
3Sisc: May. Ala. Oats very dull; cash. 4asc: No
vember, 241ac; December. Sac; May. % i2c.
Rive strong; SIC bid. Barley strong
70c TO S7lac. Hay-Prime timothy. $1,000
0I6OO: prairie. $s, oo011.00. Bran strong at &c.
Eggs 1917 Butter unchanged; frmer; cream
cry 81 26c; dairy. 16a22c. Corn-meal steady ar
Sl.95. Whisky steady at $1.o5. Provisions-Pork,
surnmer-cured 81. 30. Lard. 6. 25 $500 Dry-salt
meats-Boxed shoulders 4. S7l2 05. Doc: long clears
6.37la06 67lac; clear ribs. 6-75c; short clears
6S71e07.ooc. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, o.s7 A2ci
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-09

The first requisite for profitable management
of farm, and for any business in fact, is to re-
duce the outlay for expenses, and when a
farmer buys his flour, butter and meat. instead
of producing them, and having surplus of
them to sell. he neglects this primary principle
of good farming. Farmers Of forty years ago,
and some of the present day. supplied their
households with wool and fax for domestic use
we'll with their -four, vegetables. honey,
fruit vinegar. butter. cheese, pork, beef and
mutton. The wellstocked cellar and arder,
with the well-furnished closets, showed that
the cardinal principle of prosperity ito grow his
own feeding stuff was not neglected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-09

The latest thing clocks is the imitation OF
machinery OF different kinds. European watch
makers endeavorine to hold their American
trade by the odditY of their designs in this
direction. The European workshops quite
busily engaged. Notwithstanding American COM
petition. At Waltham there are $500 hanfs
engaged. At Columbus, o., help is wanted.
One hundred movements day being
turned out. Peoria concern has taken an
order for S40.0 900 worth of watches from the
employees of the Southern Pacific
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-09

So far this year nearly 10000 miles of main
line and side-track, including repairs. have been
laid. Rai-makers have had to drop their prices
from $40 to S34. aud they are now much dis
turbed over the rumors that some Of the syndi-
cate have reduced prices to S33. Tho production
of steel rails this year will be over g 600 600 tons
Next year promises TO be very active one in
railroad circles, and in bridge building car-work
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the output will be beyond
all urecedept.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-09
Get Labor-saving Devices.
Hoard's Dairyma an.

Why not buy your wife portable creamery
to set the milkl 1t will pay for itself in two
WAYS: By raising cream for the same
amount of milk. and by saving time and labor.
Why not visit one of your neiehbors who has a
slo, and see il you don't need a silo yourselfl
Why not granulate your butter and wash it in
the churn with brine. and for once in your
life make some butter free from buttermilkl
Why not take a step further and salt with brine7
Then break piece of the butter after it is
pressed, and if the fracture is not exactly
like that of cast-steeL Il will please you.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-09
General and miscellaneous.

The earnings Of tho Chicago. Burlington g.
Quincy for September show a comparative de-
crease of 20 per cent in net
The daily travel through Kansas City bound
for California over the Atchison lines has aver
aged since Oct l 40 persons.
October earnings are understood to have been
much better, and it comes from good sources
that the last quarter of the current year will
show much more satisfactorily. Against these
bad earnings may be placed the handsome Sep
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-09
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS

lowing to the elections In New York and
Chicago yesterday there was session of the
exchanges at these points. and the Journal is
therefore without its usual complete market re-
ports from the two great business centers.l